Protests Over Fair Gambling Lead to Iowa Supreme Court Ruling
Iowa news notes William D Fey sued Lyon county fair editor C H King for slander after a dispute over gambling and lead pencil promotions. The Iowa Supreme Court upheld a key freedom ruling, allowing vituperation in public discourse while Fey’s case cost the fair state aid. Additional items recount hotel man Frank P Dunkel illness, carp and quillback fishHauls to eastern cities, and remarkable harvest efforts by Clarke county farmers and neighbors during a holiday season.
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Lyon County Fair
Howard C. King
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King
District Court
Supreme Court
Evans
Frank P. Dunkel
Iowa City
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Dunkel
Charles Boor
Clarke County
Osceola
Gus Mougin
Woodward
Dallas County
Iowa
Preparation of Teachers for Rural Leadership
In the present century rural leadership demand grows as urban migration increases. The article argues for teachers prepared to sustain rural communities, noting that many rural teachers are young or inexperienced, with a large female share. It stresses homes for teachers, higher salaries, high school and college training, and ongoing professional progress to elevate the teaching profession and rural education outcomes.
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Relatives learn of Elizabeth Vander Linden relapse
Relatives in Pella learned last week of a relapse in health of Miss Elizabeth Vander Linden who has resided with her sister Mrs Schalekamp at Sioux Center. A CORONA CHRISTMAS personal portable typewriter in carrying case is advertised for 50.00 dollars at Vander Linden's Bazar.
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Pella
Elizabeth Vander Linden
Mrs. Schalekamp
Sioux Center
Vander Linden
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